Monday, July 31, 2017
Sunday, July 30, 2017
Back to School, Already?
It's already time to begin thinking about back to school! In a couple of weeks, brand new faces will be headed through your classroom door.
Get students smiling with "5 Reasons I'm Glad to Be Back in School":
Next, assess students' skills without them even realizing it with some fun writing prompts to color and share with classmates:
Then, introduce and review school rules by involving students in the process:
Make returning to the classroom something for students to look forward to! Start the year off right with engaging, active learning handouts that help you learn about students, their skills, and their backgrounds.
Happy Back to School!
From Educator Helper
From Educator Helper
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Sunday, July 23, 2017
July is Rodeo Month
One of the best things about summer is the arrival of the rodeo! There's the Rodeo Queen title to contend for, the carnival that springs up, a parade to participate in, and three nights of excitement and fun. Nothing beats a rodeo and its entertainment on a balmy summer night:
If you're lucky enough to attend one of the nation's best July rodeos, Cheyenne Frontier Days, in Wyoming, then you realize that cowboys and cowgirls travel many miles to participate in their favorite rodeo sports. How would you do on the rodeo circuit? Give it a try:
To attract many hometown people and lots of tourists, some of the bigger productions, such as the National Rodeo Association, give top prize money to winners:
Rodeos are great for making memories, so be sure to record your eyewitness account of one of the nation's oldest sport--the rodeo:
For more rodeo activities, pick up the Let's Rodeo packet!
Happy Rodeoing!
Beth, Educator Helper
Sunday, July 16, 2017
Parents' Day is the Fourth Sunday in July
What are your plans for Parents' Day? Enjoying some time off? Relaxing by the pool? Doing some shopping? Reading a book? Whatever your plans are, take time to make wonderful memories!
Here are some fun Parents' Day freebies to make and give:
Click here to get more Parents' Day activities.
Have a great Parents' Day!
Beth, Educator Helper
Here are some fun Parents' Day freebies to make and give:
Click here to get more Parents' Day activities.
Have a great Parents' Day!
Beth, Educator Helper
Celebrating Parents' Day (July 23) with Freebies
What can you thank your parents for? Does your list go on and on...?
It's easy to take parents for granted. Maybe your parent is the first person you turn to for answering questions or giving advice. Maybe your classroom parents are the first you turn to when you need extra supplies. Maybe you have only memories of your parents to celebrate. Sunday, July 23, is the time to thank parents and guardians for all they do.
Thanks, Mom and Dad!
Beth, Educator Helper
Sunday, July 2, 2017
Freebies for Preparing to Teach "July the Fourth"
Fireworks, parties, picnics, family, and friends are synonymous with July the Fourth, but do students understand the true meaning behind the independence holiday?
Have some fun teaching and learning with the American Revolution Timeline comic book!
Then, use the blank templates to let students re-tell the story of the American Revolution:
Next, have students explore their own meanings of freedom and independence with this Fourth of July 35 Activities Packet:
Maybe you just want students to relax and enjoy the Fourth of July holiday--no stress or hard work required. Use Fourth of July 30 Coloring Handouts:
Today, more than ever, students need to articulate and express their definitions of freedom, independence, and liberty. Hopefully, these free handouts will help you and your students have a stress free, freedom filled Fourth of July holiday.
Finally, be sure to say "Thank you!" to America's armed service men and women, who keep us safe and free 24/7.
Say "Thanks" with these Veteran cards and more:
Happy Fourth of July!
Beth, Educator Helper
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